A collection of work I have done for the past while that I’m proud of.
A backlog of unfinished ideas can be found here.
writing.
You can find internal monologue under posts index.
open source.
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OpenLLM - Run any open-source LLMs as OpenAI compatible API endpoint in the cloud. (2023-)
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Quartz - 🌱 a fast, batteries-included static-site generator that transforms Markdown content into fully functional websites (2023-)
- A set of tools that helps you publish your digital garden and notes as a website for free.
- Improved performance of graph interaction with Canvas (#1328)
- Added support for PDF in popover modal (#913)
- Implemented font-fetching before runtime (#817)
- Implemented telescope-style search (#722, #774, #782)
- Landing page of this website, with custom components, i.e: supper club, curius
- Source: GitHub and site
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avante.nvim - A Cursor-like chat IDE for Neovim
- Implemented bounding UI popover to improve QOL (yetone/avante.nvim#29)
- Added support for lazy setup for better load time improvement (yetone/avante.nvim#14)
- Source: GitHub
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BentoML - Build Production-grade AI Application (2021-)
- a framework that simplifies machine learning model deployment and provides a faster way to ship your model to production. Supports a variety of use cases, from classical ML to LLMs, diffusions models.
- Built using Python, BuildKit, gRPC
- Source: GitHub, Documentation
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onw - A real-time navigation tools for safer commute (2021)
- Implemented route optimization, heat map visualization to identify hot zones, peer notification system.
- Added a heuristic Gaussian Mixture Model to find the safest path between different locations, trained on past assault data provided by Toronto Police Department.
- Awarded: Finalists at Hack the North 2021.
- Built using AWS Fargate, React Native, TypeScript, GraphQL, Apache Spark MLlib, Google Maps API
- Source: GitHub, devpost
talks.
- OpenLLM, and everything about running LLMs in production at Hack The North (2023)
